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so this was used on word, right. so if the original prehistoric tools display the same things of where that will help from us, that we're used to solve. weird like performance archaeologist, sabina gods, and stephen plaza has the research project. the aims to identify how such early stone tools were used. it's an ambitious undertaking to consult with use where analysis has been around since the $198.00 easier for she miss various laboratories were involved around the world. and each lab is used its own reference framework. so the results they came up with aren't necessarily comprehensible for the entire research community. now what we're doing here is trying to identify standards that will allow us to turn this kind of use where research into a proper archaeological subdisciplines. i'd say just to, i know i should revisions of just the end to also has an electron microscope. event calendar will use it to examine the stone sample that they use to try to break open the arc bone. the structural damage on the stone is a

found us. we didn't find them lead, hoping to see. but discovering alien life and the universe wouldn't have to be scary, advocate office dimension for people who aren't religious, it might be comforting to imagine that the universe isn't just a cold, empty place, whole that there's nice thought that it may be even a kind and loving form of life all slap is to be seen. and what might that 1st contact look like? there are several scenarios for that to. one possibility is that we received a signal from outer space, but a cosmic dialogue is unlikely. our galaxy is about 100000 light years across, and the nearest major galaxy is 2500000 light years away. so that's how long our reply would take. the 2nd scenario, the aliens come to us. of all the options. this would probably have the biggest impact. did they come in? peace? can we communicate with them? and who would speak in the name of humanity? in the 3rd scenario, we find traces of alien life ourselves, like bacteria or other organisms. that's c

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find us lemma tree. at the end of it slow nights on the moon a to see us didn't wake up on march 20 said intuitive machines posted on x r. i am one mission ended, 7 days of demanding and, and frozen until that communication. there are other ideas out there for how to make the journey into space more cost effective and accessible. what is to use candle wax is fuel instead of expensive liquid proponents. now that really is rocket science, the light this candle, that's what alan shepherd said, and 1961. when he was waiting impatiently for his 1st launch into space. it's also the name of the emission, the 1st test flight carried on by company from germany. the letting their candle in may 2024. they didn't make it into under space. but for the star top high impulse, the launch was a success. it was the 1st time that are broken to be propelled by patterson or candle wax indecent kit. if the rocket contains solid powers in which is basically candle wax and feel cold, liquid oxygen is injected into long channels

on the next 10 minutes, you visit us in vickers, that's about us digging into us often next, often to a game of the the can is addressed to a joint session of congress is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu spent a good portion of a speech attacking americans who have been protesting israel's genocidal campaign in gaza. the majority of law makers in the chamber responded with a standing ovation. in 1960 the americans rollers, the huge bellwether operation, documents most of the, of the reading found that way online. the us army chemical, coal research and development combined in june 1960, directed the dugway proving ground utah to investigate and develop into more logical field testing techniques designed to permit the quantity of evaluation of into a logical munitions of these tests formed the basis for developing offensive, biological weapons, no withstanding that in april 1972, the us britain and the soviet union signed a convention strictly.

this was like 3 costs. shortly off to these statements, or major us and european use agencies, stopped blinking with silverman and presidents such as relays administration sanctum as well. i work some articles, publish them and local media. i gave interviews to george and newspapers. and actually everybody jumped on me, the embassy wrote, and their reports and press releases as the silverman is not to be trusting the nasa to the, the truthfulness of his information is in question. despite the backlash, he continued investigating those who didn't want the us journalist to go public with his discoveries reacted soon enough. as a result of this, i've been kidnapped off the street the and if you look at the lower level is basically the crown, the flagship, the crown 0 of a network of laboratories in smaller lives in armenia. as you be john center, asia, africa was that email local reveals while he is concealed behind the high walls of the bios center associated the allow my of bush has to be the bus. the peach i'm the youngest is getting most of the the up. it was easy to go straight and t

and then when you actually use it, it's called useful energy. now if we look at where the vast majority of our primary energy comes from, things look really bad. just by decades of activism, an investment in renewables, fossil fuel, so supplied 80 percent, the world's energy. that's the figure that people who are skeptical about renewables bring up a lot. they use it to tell you what stuck with fossil fuels because it's impossible to replace them in time. fossil fuels right now are 80 percent of the world's energy. all of these plans involved using all solar and wind in the near future. and i think there's no evidence that's doable. and so when, when can be amazing, pat on it can help somewhat, but it's not going to be the main supplier we are and for a long time we shall be made a saw. so if you would civilization beautiful. but the 80 percent number is really only half the story. this graph also shows something that the skeptics i'm talking about very much. and that's all these great lines. let's see. every stage of this process is inefficient

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almost they used to move us the bureau, mr. when they get on the nimble federal. but you have been useful in 2020 to belgrade region, governor of existing i've called announced the creation of military units, the central territorial defense units. there are now some 3000 volunteers serving and it's ranks. he has originally and he doesn't have any funding for them. why monitor ability most within the troubleshooting entities. so do you see up to the issue is always yes, but the most to what the needs to get that went aboard and also, you know, it's a successful sales precise, just the most control you may choose to come and do it off. one of those getting up going into the base of the launch research to most of the, the color to the edges of us. but most of the interested shading solutions you will get that processed today. but with that, i can't answer this unless he has to do for an a formal use. i don't know to build that idea by machine. yeah. i'm doing it, but obviously it's only, but i can't lat, positively but by the, the

some the use of p . c. they sufficient all do you items not escape those lights as a global convention? the currently includes 3 kinds of past sort of band worldwide, about. but that's the tip of the iceberg, because ice dock, if you want to add payment, has to have a product you can do that. you were speaking with us to that's and we, we need to get away from the floor, a chemical music team. and that's just part of a general reorientation and chemical policy. 242. we need, well, just an energy transition for the chemicals transition to other under another way of looking at chemical products and thinking about what way using them form and in walton mounts. we need a serious re, single product and go and the e. u now requires old chemicals to be registered, which involves manufacturers submitting documentation about how safe a substance is. only those of very high concern a subject to authorize ation. although in the case of p fast but could soon change the you is considering a radical proposal, the product

it will be lock plus us . that's when do you expect to see because it was in the we're aiming to have something market ready by the end of the year after next. and then of course, we still have to produce it at scale. how about different understood, but ours aren't the only components in the fuel cell stack that use p 57 of the manufacturers of the gas diffusion layers. i'm a sealants also need to follow suggest the additional money from the mattress. oh nothing. hm. the size, the pieces are a necessity and hydrogen technology right now. they're not going forward. invest the punishment going on as of right talk today. we still need peace as sawdust, so as not to nip the versioning hydrogen economy in the bond. fresh thinking about it's very important, these substances the band to ensure that over time green hydrogen technologies really are green and that everyone in the industry works together to develop these alternatives. so i don't know yet many in the industry are still ram and play fighting change continu

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but more so, more importantly, it shows that the us security stain use extras that sticks in applying to the entire planet. you know, there's actually not even in there was not an existing extradition treaty between the united states and k birthday, but through pressure including outright bribery such as a signing, multi $1000000.00 investment in economic investment packages with the government and keep bare and, and also investing millions of dollars and a revamp of the u. s. embassy in the capital there, the government ultimately agreed to extradite a sob to the united states. and he did spend a little over a year about a year and a half in miami present, sell awaiting trial. but once they got him here, most of the money laundering charges that they, that they had initially set against him were thrown out in the case ultimately fell apart and and, and sob was treated and a prisoner swap. and now he's back in venezuela and guess wasted no time getting back to work. but it was a lesson because not only should the international law in the sense that the us jurisdiction doesn't apply to

know ship us like me. we also want to be like more like essex now. no way to just we just don't want to be guys searching somewhere else. i want to have our own projects. we also want to be actually responsive. i read to the biggest sponsor. so i think this is kind of really would seem that we're seeing lot of the 2 of us were actually want to do this for the best. and you know, because it was because a job and he said, but now we ask where same time was wonder we just professions and want to do this as a professional sports. you know, as tasha was saying before, um the number of climbers is only increasing. tasha, can you tell us a little bit more about how, how would you reconcile the to, how do you, i don't know, minimize the impact on these expeditions for example. well, i mean looking at the challenge for sure. i mean, there's definitely been trees danger, you know, from, like i said after launch is an ice balls that have sort of prompted 9 boys and the shape of community to adult, more cautious appro

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us. and we have set goals for this war and we're not going to withdrawal. the goal is to defeat from us is to and highlight is military capabilities is political and government and capabilities. and that, that is, uh, these are the goals that we've set and we're not going to move backwards from these goals in order to reach these goals. the ami himself, not the prior, it is still the, i mean the me, himself knows that we need to have a control military control over the feed identical. we don't the same call. we don't the fatty matter and to allow the idea of forces full scale movement all across a guy is a street. and it, these are the demands that are, we cannot, uh, we cannot uh give up these uh elements and we can have the ceasefire. and we can release the demo east unfortunately, but we, we do it in order to bring back out people, but we won't give up the conditions to complete the mission of and now they didn't come us. it's me that and, and he's leaders, the army says, but you're no

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can you tell us? i know this might be difficult for you, but can you tell us a little bit more about the circumstances of the arrest and what you know about your sister's whereabouts today? yeah, i actually, i wasn't in the, in llanas last asked because this is the 2nd, the one, but to my family with the well and the house, my dad and my mom and it was really violent. and i think my parents are still trying to process what's happened up until now, which was a very violent today, they'll say to is almost 20 soldiers to the, to the house. and my dad and mom were held at gunpoint and ask to, to raise their hand and in front of the wall and not to move or talk or do anything . and meanwhile, and the soldiers with a searching around the house and in the homes inside. and so it was, and whenever they tried to talk to, the soldiers was shouting and preventing them from saying anything good. we've been saying good bye to a lady. and as she was at hands coughed and blindfolded and sent a we add to it to a plac

i'm us. we are speaking about eliminating the tail of least of come us that the exactly why is that isn't that the the weapons factories of, from us is needed delegate, but it is, this is what me to eliminate the idea. maybe the way we will be will be been, will be leaving the ideal come us. i don't care as long as it's come us as a military organization does not exist. so you talked about your aims of the war, but as far as the people are concerned, 2 sides of the as rarely public se, returning the hostages is more important than continuing the war. you are losing the face of the hostage families and the statement over the weekend, they said the people of israel voted time and again, every poll that it's in favor of a full deal for the return of all the hostages. we will not allow government ministers to torpedo a deal once again and they threatened that if the government fails to accept a deal this time, millions will take to the streets. they're not impressed with the government's performa

we need women who can treat us, so we continue with the lessons even if they threaten us. what is the constant fear of being discovered? plus the fights between armed gangs on the street means many of the children are traumatized as the teacher. that one will feel does to them in that them feel like that it's like a memo situation. so if you looked on my face every day, persecuted, betrayed and forgotten by the world. a people abandoned 7 and a half years ago. the world real when hundreds of thousands of ro, him jobs were forced to flee the barbaric violence of the me on our military. the un spoke of elements of genocide. even though back then the bangladesh, the government opened its borders to that was leading role. hinge us are still denied a future here. shahita shows us her identity card. it says full status, please. me a my mission without a refugee status. people here have neither the right to financial aid, nor the right to a future in the country. ro, hinges are not even allowed solid buildings that offer protection from fire or storms. i want to know why the coun

us this with us. your story. thank you so much for having me. so what's the bottom line? the us government employees, almost 3000000 people. supporters of the state as quote will say, ok, so around 9 have resigned over the binding administrations gossip policy. what's the big deal? it is a big deal. this is not a numbers game, it's about principals. i'm aware of some diplomats and some military analysts with impeccable reputations who have nothing but respect to the folks who resigned out of moral and ethical considerations. there are signs that these reservations are heard and felt, but it's not clear that they're making a difference. but here's the real issue. america believes that it does reflect diverse opinions. but at this moment in this crisis, those diverse voices are being squelched. sidelined in silence on gauze, and that's the bottom line, the a pod. his aim interviews is israel and obstacles piece. i think that the new thing you have on his government with these says 5 digit, you say getti

we should not use them. with harsh weather conditions and crossing routes, these antennas are used to establish point-to-point communications long distances are used in any way to share the internet and establish high-speed communication. we are reviewing the requirement of fruit and vegetable wholesalers to issue electronic invoices within one month at the economic desk. what is the necessity of issuing invoices for fruit wholesalers? does this outlet have a performance guarantee? in the name of god. o allah, peace be upon muhammad and the family of muhammad, and speedy their fate. we are at your service with the legitimacy of the news section at 14:00. the adviser of the leader of the revolution on international affairs met with the elected president of the people. in this meeting, mr. velayati also congratulated mr. bezikian regarding developments in the region and situation. jahan raised some issues . also, hojjat al-islam wal-muslimin haji sadeghi , the representative of the jurist in the islamic revolu

the in and the out and how that is every bit as violent as war itself. joining us today to give us some insight into that reality, our legal laura, a palestinian jordan list and content creator living and i, the refugee camp in the occupied west bank. well, how much of a rainy inactive is living in muscle fer yatta also in the occupied westbank and some highly d was family home in the old city was seized by is really settlers. he's joining us from occupied east jerusalem. thank you guys so much for joining us here on the stream today. literally, i would like to start with something you produce for us a short explainer in order to make us who never experienced anything remotely as absurd as israel's occupation. understand what life is like for you. take a look. as a teenager in 1948, my grandmother was forcibly expelled from the bonds, a village in jerusalem. she was exiled to this overcrowded refuge account in the west bank. my family's village is just 30 kilometers away from where i'm standing right now, except we can't get there because of israel's giant agree apartheid wall. and the

send that to us. that gives us. so if anyone, if they knew i shouldn't say that it is enough, is enough and this is low yet on the streets every week because enough is enough enough is enough. what routes i said about the demonstrations when he spoke on sunday, the weeks of police firing, take us in the street, hasn't stopped widespread discontent with his government. malcolm web address era. my baby kenya ccrpi and struggling to come to terms with one of its worst natural disasters in recent history. at least 229, people have been confirmed that dr. heavy rains triggered to land slides that happened in the south western district of go for about $320.00 come to south of the capital. i just thought about women, children and police officers are reported to be among the dead. i'll just be with catherine, sol, ripple's people dig through this lodge hoping to find survivors in go for our region. this is one of the was natural disasters and used to appear in reason. he is many have been buried underneath the marks. it was

they used to call us roddy old kids. and then when they was quite serious, some people walking by them in stock next weekend. they do realize that because the, the applied lives, the less fearless people then be suddenly became our children. the problem i have with this be begin by july, the nation, all federal tendons exercising their political part and we'll be taking just about so i do have a problem with the rest of the was the rest of identifying us kenzie, but we have much against this about governance with us, he's modest with people who are much older. i remember we'd much and born with bullying or use the stuff that we used to read about in high school. i'm very much that i'm going to march with him because of the car. he's just, he's on the do not, and i'll be like, we just let it be on next tuesday be done via fat. we. it's become the type of thing where now the tool is best for things. the younger people because they think we are not knowledgeable enough to listen to them. and the reason they cannot be by the

eves angler, they're joining us from montreal, and john boston's joining us out of frederickton canada. and viewers, this brings us to the conclusion of the segment of your press tv spotlight program. thank you for tuning in. and goodbye for now. pretty sure the finance bill wasn't proposed by ruto, it was proposed by the imf, i don't want him as my president, i even regret why i voted him, i want to tell this government, we gave you the entry, we are going to show you the exit, mr. president, mr. president, watch us, they buy cars se and they are just enriching themselves, meanwhile many percentage of kenyans are languishing in poverty still, they have people who do not have access to education, who do not have access to healthcare, tell the long ambassador, kenya is not united states, kenya is not a call of united states, keep your your mouth shut. this week on expos day, zionist media hurles accusations of blood libal at the land set following its grim revelation that the gaza conflict's death toll could surpass 186, equating to 8% of the enclaves population. in our digital media se

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if the us were to end support, the bloodshed would stop, but the us is either unwing or unable to do so. what matters to them, it seems is not saving. west asia region is only a direct result of washington's in effective policies in the region. he added that the u.s. maneuvers regarding gaza are all directed at scoring more points the upcoming presidential race, not saving civilian lives in the ongoing genocide. he called on the international community for the establishment of sovereign palestinian state, saying that's the only way to protect palestinian's fundamental rights. lavrov stressed the future of the post war gaza must be decided only. the islamic resistance in iraq has launched two drones targeting the major us militaries in western iraq. according to local media, explosions were heard from the alasada. located in anbar province, but no casualties have been reported. this closely follows the groups drone strike on israel's the occupied palestinian lands. these are the latest in a series of retaliatory operations against us and israeli military bases. the islamic resistance

somebody else to stay with us. the the had lower that let stopped by looking at the middle east and it's a very hot story. you can see from the satellite image barely a cloud in the sky across the event and the middle east region. we just got a few showers kissing in to, to keep pushing across possibly. and so western areas of iran as well, that things are much cooler down in the south for a mom and yemen. if you showers here and they have the monsoon winds, keeping things a lot cooler, that's not the case across the gulf. and further north you've got some very hot and humid conditions continuing for could talk. and the temperatures are expected to peak up sitting in the early fifties for places like baghdad and to 8 as we go thursday in to friday. now a lot of that heats continues to push across into the north east of africa. so places like colorado, we'll see the temp just climb over the next few days. we've also got heat warnings out for the central areas of algeria, but it is looking a little bit cooler for mor

no, it won't harm us.you tell us, sir, why is the dollar, for example, becoming more expensive, i will say this again, this is because of the pollination of the riyal, which means that this is another measurement category and a measure of the parity rate of my money, when it is reduced to the dollar, which is to the yuan. it has also decreased in my ruble, it has decreased in yen , and now, instead of saying, for example, the exchange rate if i declare the rial to yen, i will declare the dollar , not me, all the countries of the world, then all the other parity rates are also characteristic, so the approach of de-dollarization, which causes the inevitability of sanctions, or causes. it is possible to ease the sanctions, this means abandoning the dollar as a medium of exchange for foreign trade. now it is said, so let's go to national currencies. until now, in the last 10-15 years , sometimes they say, sir, our approach is to go to national currencies, but they are going away. for example , they worked with

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